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Tibet is a part of Greater India .. it deserves a place in SAARC, after its liberation from china. Rest of the countries are already in.

You guys already know what happened to East Germany and Soviet Union ... Eh.. congratulations for the gold medal ..... history books will remember, there used to be a PRC which used to win x number of Gold medals. Obviously, chinese forummers are still shaken by the measured and mature...

The enemy is more like a baloon filled with air .... see how air fizzed out of Soviet union in less than 2 years. China won't take more than 2 months.... however, it serves our purpose to keep the bogey going.. just like USA used a demonised form of SU.

No, it won't.

Mulayam Singh Yadav is a patriot ..... that quality he surely does have.

Yes, they should be.

Now chinese forummers will say that North Korea has reverse engineered their photoshop technology.

Although, I do feel scared if someone tells me that.. out of 100 people working in my office, 1 of us will be dead in the next 10 years. :undecided: I would like to think .. that its the greedy insurance companies who are terrorizing me ... my fatality rate may be like 0.001% ..uhh .. lesser...

If the actual fatality rate of fighter pilots gets to something 1% ... then its not too far from the what life insurance companies charge something life myself .. having a sedentary office job !!!! Life insurance companies assume than I have a 1% chance of being dead in the next 10 years...

How many hours does an Su-30 MKI flies during its entire service life...? Ya.. my calculations are rather crude .. perhaps, more like an upper bound. (I assume each of those 0.22 crashes in 10,000 hours of flying with mean that the aircraft will smash into the ground destroying itself...

Ok, with 3000 hours, It means that 1 in 15 pilots faces a crash in his lifetime. About 7% fatality, if ejection never works. And about 3.5% fatality, if ejection works on 50% of the times.

^^ Plus, I now note that 100 of those flying hours (out of 250) are on ground in a simulator. That effectively improves the chances of safely by a further 40%, since no-one dies if the "crash" happens in a simulator. So.. up the numbers calculated above by 40%.

Okay.. so, with a crash rate of 0.22 aircraft per 10,000 flying hours ... 1 aircraft crash per 45,000 flying hours. One fighter pilot does 250 hours per year .. let's say he flies for 20 years .. so 5000 hours in the lifetime. So, 9 pilots fly 45,000 hours during their lifetimes .... and one...

Looks good.... this would have saved a lot of lives, if we had these during kargil war. Ditto for prahaar missiles, pinaka (which were actually available, in small numbers). We should induct these in large numbers.

They will do a reality check... but only after their "thousand year reich" has fallen and Xi Jinping commits suicide in an underground bunker in a corner of beijing. History repeats itself, but fools never learn from it. :laugh:

China is exploiting Tibet, after its illegal occuption, and exiling a large Tibetan popultion. China's self acknowledged historical western border is the "great wall of china".

First, WOW ... Great News !!!! Second, .. so it's 0.22 aircrafts per 10,000 hours of flying. How much hours does a pilot fly in his lifetime? How much hours does an aircraft fly in its lifetime?

There is a difference between intention and compulsion. Courtesy 1962, 1967, 1987.. china understands it can't achieve anything by force. It has been long journey from 1962 conflict .... to 2013 tenting. Still, the "tenting" shows that some pockets of PLA still have fancy dreams... perhaps...

So, if its so good.. you "enjoy" the shanghai dead pig meat. Why are you trying to sell it to us .. there are no takers, here. Next, you'll try to tell about the beautiful air in Beijing .. c'mon.. please "enjoy" all these things yourself. Coz.. you deserve them.

No dear, you "enjoy" the shanghai dead pig meat yourself. http://www.google.co.in/search?q=shanghai+pigs&safe=off&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=2ot8Ub7GJcb_rAfDu4GIBA&ved=0CAcQ_AUoAQ&biw=1088&bih=496 Thanks, but no Thanks.